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An audit of training standards, now ok lets take alook at this.
Paperwork check, training methods check, candidate aware check, up to date safety regulations check. So what could be wrong ?
The fact is, a jam jar (jelly jar ) full of common sense included in every test..laughter all around i here, but alot of people couldn't get the lid off the jar. so maybe no matter how good the training, a spy in the cab ? there are systems available to do just this. will most employers fit any of these probably not.
But maybe they should, a way of viewing on a hour by hour day by day way your forklift truck driver is treating your business.
As an instructor i can give a candidate all the tools to pass a test, but common sense is up to the company to insure he complies with the law
  • Posted 30 Dec 2012 21:28
  • By andy_r
  • joined 29 Dec'12 - 20 messages
  • buckinghamshire, United Kingdom
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